elfqueen

plural elfqueens

1. alternativeAlternative spelling of elf queen.

   Ayliel ducked her head, but Sabar was on the lower step, and sought the eyes of the elfqueen. "All children bring suffering to their parents," said Sabar.

   2017, Maria Renate, Son of the Gods (Mirror Earth Saga, Book II), CreateSpace Independent Publishing, →ISBN, page 210

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   Although the elfqueen is friendly, she takes him on an arduous journey through murky lands and by roaring waters. They reach a fruitful garden, but Thomas cannot eat lest he be taken to hell.

   1989, Robert D. Stock, The Flutes of Dionysus: Daemonic Enthrallment in Literature, University of Nebraska Press, →ISBN, page 92

   Here popular opinion erupts against an example of popular romance—the matter of Britain in the broader sense, surely, though Thopas is in the traditional never-where inhabited by giants and elfqueens.

   2010, Siân Echard, “Insular Romance”, in Elaine Treharne, Greg Walker, editor, The Oxford Handbook of Medieval Literature in English, Oxford University Press, →ISBN, Prologue II: Audiences